CA-125 Monitoring in Ovarian Cancer: Patient Survey Responses to the Results of the MRC/EORTC CA-125 Surveillance Trial
A reliable biomarker (e.g. CA-125) that could both monitor the course of the illness and identify disease progression to permit effective intervention to prevent symptoms and prolong survival would be useful in the management of ovarian cancer. But will somewhat earlier detection of disease recurren...
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